Reno Nevadadrvnbysound said:Nicely played!
I'm curious to know where the OP lives to be fined for barking dogs...
Reno Nevadadrvnbysound said:Nicely played!
I'm curious to know where the OP lives to be fined for barking dogs...
Part of the problem is that this woman owns 2 acres of land that is directly behind my house, she refuses to thin out the vegetation so it is packed with tumbleweed, pinion pine etc. It is the only lot in the vicinity that is not fire cleared so it has become habitat for deer, coyote and bear. And my dogs bark when the coyotes come up to the deck, I'm not sure what dogs wouldn't bark. But, when they bark I am at the door within 3-5 seconds and they come in immediately when called. When I leave the house I lock them inside and close the drapes, there is zero barking when they are in the house, anyway they are just a couple of big lazy labradoodles and their favorite pastime is sleeping. This woman is off the hook crazy and apparently animal control has decided it's easier to put the burden of proof on me than to deal with her.dgage said:Well as I said earlier, at one point I was absolutely terrorized by my neighbor's big dogs barking at us EVERY SINGLE TIME we left our house (and not stopping) and I was at my wits end. Luckily, one of the occupants left and took one of the dogs...after that things improved but the remaining dog still barks at us a lot. So I'm glad there is at least some relief for this sort of dog barking because when I was researching relief, a lot of people posted "you'll have to move". And in case it seems like I don't like dogs, I actually have had dogs all my life but they stay inside and we train them not to bark unless an intruder or something unusual occurs.
Now with all of that said, as a lot of things happen, things swung too far to the opposite spectrum in this case. I'm glad there is relief but the burden of proof should be on the accuser, not the accused.
Now back to your original question, in addition to a camera to monitor your dogs, I like the suggestion someone had to have a video camera setup to view the side(s) of the house to make sure there's noone instigating your dogs to bark.
Of course, if you can just find a lawyer to write a letter, that could stop all of it before it gets started.
Good luck.
The SD card isn't in the camera, it's in the 7" viewer thing. It will be in the house so it shouldn't be too much trouble to pop it out and stick it in my PC, but if I could automate transferring it to my hard drive that would be sweet =)dgage said:Makes sense 2sleepy. Sucks the tact they've taken on this with you requiring proof.
If there is a way for you to remote into the camera to access the SD card, let us know so we can try to help you automate the movement of files. If sneakernet is required...you're on your own.![]()
If they're video clips, then the eye-fi is an awesome idea - the newer ones with the endless memory card idea are great - they transfer everything and free up space on their own.az1324 said:Eye-Fi card might work.
There are no restrictions against recording audio and video on your own property, it's just if you record a conversation and don't tell the other party it's recorded, you can't use that in court. We plan on moving but we have a house to sell first. And you're right- we don't know what's next with her. She just filed another complaint about my birds whistling, claims she can hear them from inside my house and they are waking her up =/gatchel said:That neighbor would have a lot more problems than just barking dogs to complain about.
Maybe its time to move. Who knows what's on the horizon for a sh*%hole city like that.
Dogs bark, cats meow, etc etc. Maybe the animal control people should listen to Ylvis. They might be able to learn something. They'll freak out when they heard what the fox says.
On a serious note, make sure that your local area doesn't have any restrictions on recording audio along with video. In some states audio recording is a real no no. If they do then there's your loop hole.
That really sucks isn't it fining for something that didn't happened ? Well you certainly need to shut their barking mouths (your neighborhood). I was facing a similar issue in my society and I was like hell!~ then I also installed a camera system just to prove this f****ing thing. I 'll let you know as I am not sure from where I got but I got a 4 channel dvr system which is used for recording purpose to.2sleepy said:Animal control has decided to allow people to complain about barking dogs and fine you without any proof. I asked them how I can fight something like that and was told that I need to get a video/audio surveillance system that time stamps the incidents in the complaint and prove my dogs didn't bark at the time indicated. There is no time limit as to when the person can initiate the complaint, so I am guessing I would need to keep a few months of recordings, and since I am trying to prove something didn't happen I would need video and audio recording running 24/7 and would need the audio to be able to be played back. I am expected to bring whatever equipment is necessary to animal control when a complaint is made to demonstrate that it was not my dogs. Yes, I know this sounds crazy but there is not much I can do about it.
I need ideas for a relatively inexpensive system that would do the job. I only need to show a 16'x30' deck. I would need cameras that can stand up to snow and some ice. I hope someone can point me in the right direction because I have spent all day trying to find something that will work and I am thoroughly confused.
thanks in advance!